Write minimal code to pass failing tests with REQ-* and BR-* annotations.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: green-phase Source: https://github.com/foolishimp/ai_sdlc_method/tree/main/plugins/code-skills/skills/tdd/green-phase Command: npx skills add https://github.com/foolishimp/ai_sdlc_method --skill green-phase
In Test-Driven Development (TDD), developers often struggle to write just enough code to pass failing tests without over-engineering or introducing unnecessary complexity.
red-phase) pass.Implement minimal Python code in 'src/auth/login.py' to make the failing tests for REQ-ID 'UserLogin' pass.
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Write minimal code to make failing tests pass by implementing only the simplest solution needed to satisfy test requirements. The green phase focuses on functionality without over-engineering, enabling refactoring in the next cycle.
The red phase writes failing tests; the green phase writes minimal code to make those tests pass. Together they form the first two steps of the RED → GREEN → REFACTOR cycle that drives disciplined development.
Tag implemented code with REQ-* and BR-* identifiers to maintain clear linkage between your code changes and the requirements or bug fixes they address, ensuring traceability throughout development.
Yes, this skill integrates with pytest to review failing tests and generate minimal Python code to make them pass, supporting the complete TDD workflow with requirement traceability.
Writing minimal code during green phase keeps your implementation focused on meeting test requirements only. Over-engineering introduces unnecessary complexity that refactoring would later need to remove, slowing the development cycle.
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